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Hi StephenCould you just clarify what the graph describes? As a first guess, I'd say the graph describes:- nodes: pages you link to from OLDaily and pages those pages link to (with node annotations where you try to add semantics to the node; do you have a list of the annotations you currently support and intend to support?);- edges: connect pages you link to from OLDaily with the pages those pages link to;

Or maybe you're doing everything you subscribe to and not just OLDaily linked to items?

Quick observation:outline title="Graph link 409" text="1308944421" suggests it's a feed but only gives htmlURL - the XML/RSS url would also make sense here?

The graph describes relations between resources. There are different types of resources, eg., 'link', 'author', 'feed', etc.

Where possible, each resource is identified by a URL, and thus the graph in the first instance identifies links between URLs.

Where known, the type of link between URLs is identified. Right now the only type of link identified is 'link' but I will expand this.

As indicated, the URL's may represent different types of resources. Eg:

'link' - is a blog post or web site on the web'post' - is one of my own blog posts or comments on my own site'author' - is a person linked to a resource'media' - is an image, presentation, audio or video resource

Each resource linked also has a unique identifier on my own system. This identifier is two-part, defining the type of resource and an ID number. Eg. 'Media 145' or 'Author 43'. Hence, the graph defines relations between entities in my system as well.